American Transportation and Wildlife Corridors: A Siege by Sustainable Action Plans

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila interview Terri Hall, president and founder of TURF (Texans United for Reform and Freedom, http://www.texasturf.org) about the nature, process and rising opposition to the Trans Texas Corridor (TTC). The TTC is designed as a continental multi-modal transportation system owned and run by a Spanish toll road Corporation acting in partnership with the U.S. government. Gloria Clark of Spokane, Washington joins the discussion and describes the "Y2Y Wildlife Corridor" planned to morph into the Yukon to Yucatan plan. Y2Y is legislation, necessary to create this Wilderness out of private property holdings, is now before the Washington legislature. Public awareness and opposition is growing.

Air Date: May 31, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

Sustainable Development's Globalist Design

Freedom Advocates' President, Michael Shaw is Dr. Stan Monteith's guest on the Radio Liberty broadcast. Mr. Shaw describes the goals of Sustainable Development, its policy objectives, and the linked dots of Sustainable action plans from the global to local level.

Air Date: May 29, 2008 - Radio Liberty

Sustainable Development

Dr. Stan Monteith of Radio Liberty interviews guest Michael Shaw, President of Freedom Advocates, on Sustainable Development.

Air Date: May 27, 2008 - Radio Liberty

Code Enforcement

Santa Cruz County Planning Department critic, David Smith, interviews former code enforcement investigator Claire Machado. Listeners get a look at a broken system and a peek at what goes on behind closed Planning Department doors.

Air Date: May 17, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

The Abolition of Great Britain!

Michael Shaw and Roy Avila interview guest Dr. Richard North from Great Britain.  British citizen Dr. Richard North discusses the litany of steps, now essentially complete, designed to destroy national sovereignty and submit to the European Union (EU).  Dr. North describes the growing citizen malaise as Parliament and county governments lose power to Brussels.

Air Date:  April 5, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives